Christoph writes:
> Same thing for other short strings like abc and qwertz. I guess it's
> some fuzzy search in these cases. It's fine for longer strings like
> supertuxkart or automake.
Try 'whohas pppconfig' and look what it returns for Suse. Looks like any
substring in any source file will do
From: John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RFH: Chrony goes into endless loop on x86_64
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Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 13:50:43 -0500
Organization: Dancing Horse Hill
See bug #474294.
If you have an x86_64 system you can help by
a) installing chrony-1.21 from Stable or Unstab
I've uploaded 1.23 to Experimental. Please test it and let me know if
474294 is fixed. Upstream has made changes affecting 64-bit operation. I
have applied my Debian patches but have not yet addressed most bugs: I will
when I upload to Unstable after 474294 is fixed.
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When I send myself a message that contains only a line of test, a '.', and
another line of text I get this in the agentlog:
07/11/25 02:15:12 mailagent[188286]: ERROR Search pattern not terminated at
(eval 213) line 1.
07/11/25 02:15:12 mailagent[188286]: ERROR Search pattern not terminated at
(
I'm seeing this too. The common factor in the messages that trigger the
bug is a line containing only a '.'. I see such lines in Matt's examples
as well.
I am using Mailagent version 3.73-26 but I have seen this in earlier
versions.
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Install is being called with '-s'. This will be fixed in the next upload.
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Your script crashes 1.0.6-20 reliably on this i686 running Sid but I have
not been able to get it to crash the upcoming upstream release on the same
machine.
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Fixed in the upcoming upstream release.
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This is fixed in the upcoming upstream release.
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Fixed in the next upstream release.
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I cannot reproduce this in 1.06-20.
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Fixed upstream.
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From: Adrian Mariano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Units suggestion
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Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 07:20:07 -0500
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On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 11:41:23AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm not sure I ever actually got around to forwa
Bill Unruh is working on a patch that may solve this problem (among
others).
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Bill Unruh has a patch which may fix this. If it works out I will include
it in my next upload.
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> This is exactly two hours difference.
> There is no /etc/default/rcS on the Etch machine
Chrony reads /etc/default/rcS to find out if the machine is on UTC or local
time. It defaults to local time. That is what is happening to you.
Why is there no /etc/default/rcS?
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I don't understand what I am to do with this file.
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>From /etc/chrony/chrony.conf:
# Comment this line out to turn off logging.
log tracking measurements statistics
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On line 580 of the ru.po you sent me for pppconfig is a '--' which
»ÕÔÞÒáÚØå ½ØÚÞÛÐÙ ²ÐÛÕàìÕÒØç <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tells me should be a '-'
(the '--' somehow causes the program to exit). Does this make sense to
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> That would be fine with me, but I wonder: can the current behaviour
> really be considered a feature? Is there any reason to believe it would
> create problems to implement the change?
I can't think of any reason the change would break anything, but people use
these old command-line programs in
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